As in all technology sectors, the design and functionality of sound systems is constantly evolving. Not everyone requires or needs a total replacement system, so we’ll often upgrade specific parts as required, which can breathe new life into older equipment.

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Currently, the most popular upgrade for smaller systems is the replacement of analog control equipment (the mixer, graphic equaliser, compressor etc) with a single digital unit, linked to a hardwired digital controller or iPad via a local WiFi network. In the Case Studies below, we’ve illustrated three examples.

Most churches rely on radio systems for the majority of the spoken word, yet many have to contend with poor functionality, sound quality, reception and interference. Hardware rationalisation and the addition of aerial management can make a huge difference to the performance of such systems.